<p>How is Math 16A if you already took calculus in high school. Any recommended professors? Work load? Class difficulty?</p>
<p>Thanks guys</p>
<p>if you took calc in high school, then you’re set. i managed to pull off an A+ in the class, and i hardly ever went to lecture or read the book.</p>
<p>Math 16A is the easiest course you will ever encounter. Stop fussing.</p>
<p>ok you shouldn’t necessarily listen to the two people above. it really depends on the person. math 16a (if you came from a public school like me) is MUCH more difficult than high school calculus. i got an “A” both semesters in high school calculus and a 3 on the AB exam and ended up with a B- in math 16a. very disappointing. i made the mistake of thinking i knew everything and didn’t study as much as i should have. i did all the homework and went to every class and everything, but i didn’t do extra problems when i know that would have helped.
i had professor Lam…this is the website so you can see in general how the course is: [Math</a> 16A, Fall 2008](<a href=“http://math.berkeley.edu/~doker/16A/]Math”>http://math.berkeley.edu/~doker/16A/)</p>
<p>good luck!</p>